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80 series steel bullbar pics
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80 series steel bullbar pics
Hi guys, Im going to be getting a new bar to replace the alloy one on at the moment. Can you guys post up your pics of what different brands look like. I've seen plenty of ARB ones so there not really required, I cant find what the opposite lock bars look like fitted. TJM, havent seen any of them either. Any recomendations on which one to buy?
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ARB as it will accept a 10,000 lb winch. Fitted a 80 up today and there was no way a 10,000 would fit on a TJm. had to downsize to a 9000 lb.shanegtr wrote:So what bar would you guys go for? ARB, Opposite Lock, TJM ? And why
2005 TD 100 series GXl wagon . Stock except bar and tyres . Plan on doing lots of touring in this one.
I have a 12000lb winch in my tjm bar....0xyg3n wrote:ARB as it will accept a 10,000 lb winch. Fitted a 80 up today and there was no way a 10,000 would fit on a TJm. had to downsize to a 9000 lb.shanegtr wrote:So what bar would you guys go for? ARB, Opposite Lock, TJM ? And why
I think the tjm bars look alot better than the arb ones, and give uy a better approach angle
crankycruiser wrote:Im not sure wat type it is mate... And im not sure about the lights. .theres a fair bit of room.. if ya measure the lights i can let ya knowshanegtr wrote:Cranky, is that TJM bar on yours the t15? Do you reckon 240 xgt's would fit?
yes it is a t15 I has one on my 80
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I'm pretty sure cheezy will make one to suit body liftBluey wrote:cheezy bar is $1k
trying decide to go for cheezy or tjm/arb myself. i have highmount and will have 2" body lift soon, don't think the tjm/arm made for body lifts (can modify i guess just rather bolt on deal)
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Yep, cheezy will manufacture his bars for body lift, it may take a little longer to come through the pipeline tho, as IIRC he shut down for a few months to get a stock pile of gear together to supply his suppliers and cope with demand for his gear...GQ Bear wrote:I'm pretty sure cheezy will make one to suit body liftBluey wrote:cheezy bar is $1k
trying decide to go for cheezy or tjm/arb myself. i have highmount and will have 2" body lift soon, don't think the tjm/arm made for body lifts (can modify i guess just rather bolt on deal)
When my mate was looking at bars bout 1.5years ago he asked cheezy about welding on some upper side bars to give front corner protection, he said for an extra $50, not a problem... however i have heard recently Cheezy is bringing out a 'touring' bar, with these side corner protection bars standard... maybe give him a buzz/pm if your interested.
Cheers,
Dan.
[i]1996 HDJ80R[/i]
Dan.
[i]1996 HDJ80R[/i]
Try Andrew at OnTrack in E/Keilor (03) 93316536. They make a good-looking and extremely strong bar for GQ's. I'm sure he'd make one for your cruiser if he doesn't already
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I've just finished helping a mate take a Warn 10000 out of an ARB bar off an 80.
I've found the ARB bar to sacrifice approach angle compared to the original TJM Alloy bar I had. But the ARB gives far superior protection. I've punched reasonable sized roos on the wings of it at 110 and not left a mark.
Cheers
Corry
I've found the ARB bar to sacrifice approach angle compared to the original TJM Alloy bar I had. But the ARB gives far superior protection. I've punched reasonable sized roos on the wings of it at 110 and not left a mark.
Cheers
Corry
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crankycruiser wrote:Umm i bolted mine straight into the bar.. fitted easy..GQ4.8coilcab wrote:cranky, do u have the winch cradle to fit the 12000pound, you can only fit a 9000 when u bolt it to the bar?
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